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In a PC, the first 640K of memory. The next 384K is called the "UMA" (upper memory area). The term may also refer to the entire first megabyte (1,024K) of RAM, which is the memory that DOS can directly manage without the use of additional memory managers. See DOS memory manager.
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Rather than encode Is and Os on the basis of the amount of charge stored in a memory cell, as conventional memory chips do, the UCLA approach encodes data in catenane molecules, each of which has two interlocked rings. Thirty people ages 47 to 82, all of whom bad tested normal on conventional memory tests, were recruited. The more conventional memory you have free, the greater the speed and the more applications you can work with simultaneously. |
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